Sentence examples for fixed ages from inspiring English sources

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(In the Netherlands, there are really interesting debates about whether the state should move from a fixed age of retirement to a fixed period of paid retirement, so that the retirement age would be index-linked to average life expectancy).

This is in contrast to other definitions which use a fixed age, for example, age 65; use of a fixed age is problematic over long periods of time.

Instead of having a fixed age at which people can get Social Security and Medicare, we should link the age of eligibility to lifetime wealth.

Levying the tax at the family level — perhaps parents and children up to a fixed age — might make it harder for the wealthy to reduce their tax liability by allocating their assets among multiple family members to reduce the wealth-tax liability.

At each fixed ageing time, seven specimens of each configuration were removed and mechanically tested.

We should be past the phase where studies of overdiagnosis are based on the fixed age groups from routine statistics.

In farmed salmonids, there is an unfavourable genetic relationship between high body weight and increased body lipid percent at a fixed age.

Height growth is frequently used in forestry to determine a 'site index', which refers to the timber potential for a site, usually at a fixed age somewhere near the expected rotation length for the species.

It is also proposed to apply a bootstrapping procedure that involves learning on "hard" examples with floating rather than fixed age range limits at the second stage of regression.

a Site index refers to the timber potential for a site for a particular species, usually at a fixed age somewhere near the expected rotation length for the species.